Hi everyone, I have been trying to built a heavy multirotor platform.
I found a sample on the net and I thought I would give it a try.
So far is going well with alot of trial and error work.
Is getting down to the final stages now and with spring around the corner I just can't wait to finish it.
I wanted something to be able to lift a heavy payload.
This design seems to be able to do the job. The camera is incased in the frame so is less danage to occur in case of a CR**h. She is heavy but very strong. Made from G10-fr4 3mm thick and 12mm aluminum tubing.
I can use the MK PDR with the BL controllers or the I2c converter with the 60A Plush ESC's.
I will still be using the FC V2.1 from MK.
I don't know which would be more reliable without errors. The only difference is that the I2c converter way is a bit more heavier.
Anyway thanks for having me here.
If you have any input or suggestions please feel free to let me know.
You can see the progress pics here:
https://picasaweb.google.com/variofreak64/CoaxialMulticopter?authkey=Gv1sRgCLafo7Lmv8yBiQE#
Bill
PS the photos of the actual craft flying are not mine they belong to a fella named Alex which is the originator of the project..
I found a sample on the net and I thought I would give it a try.
So far is going well with alot of trial and error work.
Is getting down to the final stages now and with spring around the corner I just can't wait to finish it.
I wanted something to be able to lift a heavy payload.
This design seems to be able to do the job. The camera is incased in the frame so is less danage to occur in case of a CR**h. She is heavy but very strong. Made from G10-fr4 3mm thick and 12mm aluminum tubing.
I can use the MK PDR with the BL controllers or the I2c converter with the 60A Plush ESC's.
I will still be using the FC V2.1 from MK.
I don't know which would be more reliable without errors. The only difference is that the I2c converter way is a bit more heavier.
Anyway thanks for having me here.
If you have any input or suggestions please feel free to let me know.
You can see the progress pics here:
https://picasaweb.google.com/variofreak64/CoaxialMulticopter?authkey=Gv1sRgCLafo7Lmv8yBiQE#
Bill
PS the photos of the actual craft flying are not mine they belong to a fella named Alex which is the originator of the project..
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